Flesh eating bacterium blamed for fisherman’s death
A 69 year old fisherman from Westport New York died August 1 from infection by Photobacterium damsela after a cut on July 15 allowed entry. Authorities note only 17 prior US cases and warn such infections require direct contact with infected fish or gear.
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al Holt
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Smithsonian eyes miners rescue capsule for national history
The 8 1/2 foot yellow rescue capsule that saved nine Quecreek miners may join the Smithsonian National Museum of American History collection, though MSHA refuses to part with it until a replacement exists. Smithsonian says it fits American labor history and technology and could be loaned to communities.
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Kevin Stricklin
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Machado
Americanhistorysi.edu
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